Boy with Stuffed Animal, 1945 Postcard

Hitchcock and Andy Warhol, both made the point about impact of facial expression being dependent upon circumstance. I needed a promo postcard for a manuscript; I needed the focus of a little, WW2-era German boy. This shot amid the bombed-out rubble, was the only one which spoke. Why? Because he's Winsome!!, despite circumstance!!, something Hitchcock and Warhol might agree to, but caution, re: use. So, how to play that? He's a cute shaver, but this could only ever be black humor, fine for my purposes. Up went the banner text, with one-liner. Then, a too-large, faux trademark onto the unidentified stuffie toy. Is our lad rescued from shock value or humanitarian dismay? Probably not, but the card was, again, perfect for purposes. Customization is service of Zazzle, which can turn good potential into great results. By saying it with words AND a picture, impact is strengthened. Don't be afraid to utilize the service. If you know the Hitchcock's and Warhol's of your audience, better becomes Best. I've ordered multiple times; in my experience, there's never been a "printing miscue" at Zazzle. Once someone learns the customization process, you can count on the workmen at Zazzle, to do their job! I've found all manner of good product, here. It's all looked even better, in person.

Bought 10 Shakespeare quotes postcards and have framed them individually and placed them around the house Love them, some are funny and some are deep and meaningful! Lovely background on some, excellent printed words. A couple of plain white cards with black print - very stricking

My order was probably an awkward one! I asked for a range of different fine-art prints, in postcard size. It was all freshly printed, delivered quickly and at a very reasonable price. Best quality matt finish I've seen on a fine-art print.